Verbal Cues Productions

05/03/2025

Ajar has so much to say, but only a couple of performances to go!

Show 2 is happening TOMORROW NIGHT, and we can’t wait to see you there!!

Review by Daniel Tune from The Clothesline Mag: https://theclothesline.com.au/ajar-adelaide-fringe-2025-review/ #:~:text=AJAR%20situates%20itself%20in%20the,sisters%20in%20one%20living%20room

Tickets: https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/ajar-af2025

27/02/2025

A huge thank you to everyone who attended our first performance of Ajar on Tuesday night!

Bringing this story in front of an audience for the very first time was so incredibly special and, to everyone who joined us, your enthusiasm and support made the evening absolutely unforgettable.

We have two more performances lined up on the 6th and 16th of March, so grab your tickets now before it’s too late!

🔗 https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/ajar-af2025

Supported by the Adelaide Fringe Fund and the Nunn Dimos Support Act.

23/02/2025

VENUE INFORMATION 🚪🧸✨

📍The Garage International @ Adelaide Town Hall

Hosting our performances this season is the beautiful heritage listed venue, the Garage International! The space is located just behind the main Town Hall building at 128 King William St, so please enter via Pirie Street or Flinders Street.

The venue is accessible for people with limited mobility, with step-free access suitable for people using mobility aids.

Bus and tram stops are located nearby and, for those planning to drive to the venue, Secure Parking State Centre Car Park and Wilson Parking Flinders Link are located within a 5 minute walking radius.

For more information about the venue please contact the Garage International or visit the link below:

https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/venues/the-garage-international-adelaide-town-hall

🔗 TICKETS: https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/ajar-af2025

20/02/2025

Two sisters. One confusing world. And no way out. The answer? A thousand questions…

Ali, a teacher at the end of her tether, can’t help but wonder why we’re all so lost. In a one-hour performance that prises open the door between past and present, joy and futility, memory and forgetting, AJAR is our debut production and we can’t wait to share it with you!

For now, we hope this special teaser tempts you to find out more…

📅 Feb 25, March 6, & March 16
📍 The Garage International @ Adelaide Town Hall

Video by Merlin - TV Content Design

Adelaide Fringe

12/02/2025

We are stoked to be bringing AJAR to Adelaide audiences this year, thanks to the generous support of the Adelaide Fringe Fund!

Every year, the grant allows artists and venues to participate in the festival, elevating new voices and brining meaningful projects to eager audiences.

So it’s a huge thank you to Arts Unlimited and Arts South Australia, and a huge thank you to all the wonderful storytellers who make it so worthwhile.

Tickets are selling fast, so head to the link below to grab yours!

https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/ajar-af2025

Adelaide Fringe

27/01/2025

Tune in tonight @ 7:00pm to hear Verbal Cues upcoming Fringe Play "AJAR" writer Tom Gurn and Actor Amy Heffernan chat to the hosts of Three D Radio's Arts Garden!

Arts aficionado James alongside intrepid arts-gatherer Bronwin, invite you to come delve into the fertile soil of Adelaide's cultural landscape. Share in the nurturing and propagation of creative minds and voices in action; taste the locally-harvested insights of arts practitioners with provocative....

14/01/2025

INTRODUCING AJAR

Adelaide Fringe 2025 @ The Garage International, Adelaide Town Hall

How can a door be ajar if it's a door?

Language is useful. Sophie, a young teacher at the end of her tether, wouldn't deny that. She just likes asking questions.
But sitting there, playing with her little niece, she can't help but be struck.

When do we lose our capacity to widen our eyes?
How can Monday and Sunday feel so different when they're actually the same?
How does one reconcile the lust for freedom with the necessity to work?
Why not take the easy option, when you've got nothing to look forward to?

Sophie and her sister Ali, a new mum, battle questions like these in this debut South Australian tragicomedy from Verbal Cues. Starring Amy Heffernan and Nina Wilcock.

DATES:
- 25 FEBRUARY
- 6 MARCH
- 16 MARCH
This production is supported by the Adelaide Fringe Fund, and the Nunn Dimos Support Act.

TICKETS:

How can a door be ajar if it's a door? Language is useful. Sophie, a young teacher at the end of her tether, wouldn't deny that. She just likes asking questions. But sitting there, playing with her little niece, she can't help but be struck. When do we all lose our capacity to widen our eyes? H...